EEB Seminar

Ecology, Evolution, and Behavior

School of Biological Sciences

See Schedules for current or previous semesters

103 Manter Hall, Fridays 12:30 - 1:30 pm


Spring 2008 

Organized by Eileen Hebets. Please contact me if you would like to give a talk or host an invited speaker.

Date

Speaker

Title

Host

18 Jan Steve Ellner, Cornell University

Understanding simple population dynamics: evolution changes everything

Tenhumberg
25 Jan Andrew Iwaniuk, University of Alberta

The relevance of brain size: Hat sizes, Yoda and an age old question.

Bond
01 Feb

Meghan Duffy, Georgia Tech

Rapid evolution and ecological host-parasite dynamics

Brassil

08 Feb

NO SEMINAR

Darwin Day - Graduate recruiting

 
15 Feb Kirk Winemiller, U of Texas

Disentangling Ecological Complexity: Food Web Research on a Tropical Floodplain River

Stu Willis
22 Feb Roger Santer, UNL Neuroethology of whip spiders: giant neurons, big brains and lots of leg waving Hebets
29 Feb

 

   
07 Mar NO SEMINAR    
14 Mar

Rex Cocroft, University of Missouri

Host shifts and the evolution of communication in plant-feeding insects -- CANCELLED Hebets
21 Mar NO SEMINAR Spring Break  
28 Mar Vladimir Pravosudov, University of Nevada Reno Merging Behavioral Ecology and Neurobiology: Spatial Memory and the Hippocampus Kamil
04 Apr

Paul Brakefield, University Leiden

Plasticity, lifespan and pheromones in Bicyclus butterflie Zera
11 Apr Jim Eckberg, UNL Propagule Pressure, Insect Herbivory and Spatio-temporal Variation in a Non-native Thistle Invasion Louda
18 Apr Bob Srygley, USDA in Montana Insect migratory strategies Zera
25 Apr      
02 May

Tomomi Suwa, UNL

Thesis defense Louda

 

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